Sentence examples for entity focused on from inspiring English sources

The i-lab is part of the Harvard Innovation Labs ecosystem located at Harvard, a three-lab entity focused on providing Harvard student and alumni led startups with the support they need to move their ventures further and faster.

In some ways a distinct entity focused on preparing leaders for pastoral ministry, and in other ways fully integrated with and open to the whole YDS community, Andover Newton has its own board of trustees/advisory council, programs, affiliate faculty, and offices on the Quad.

More recently, the company doubled down on Artificial Intelligence (AI) through Verily, an entity focused on precision medicine and disease-research projects.

While we were in town, we visited the MaRS Discovery District, a non-profit entity focused on tech innovation and entrepreneurship.

Sherpa Foundry is run as a separate entity, focused on working with corporate clients to help them connect to and integrate with new startups (both those in Sherpa Capital's portfolio and outside it).

One year later, X.com acquired Confinity, originally a company formed to beam money between Palm Pilots, and the combined entity focused on email payments through the PayPal domain, acquired as part of Confinity.

The human information processing entity focuses on how this limited processing capacity can be used to time-share several processing tasks.

During this period, the only other tobacco control entity focusing on research in Thailand was the Tobacco Control Policy Research Network (TCPRN), an NGO that connected researchers interested in conducting studies in Thailand and the region.

Here we attempt to synthesize the implications of the current status of this entity, focusing on the conceptual, methodological, and, in particular, the social and ethical aspects of MCI which have attracted less attention.

A draft of the plan provided by Mr. Corrales shows a major shift toward shoring up judicial institutions with new entities focused on organized and financial crime.

The Award Selection Committee accepts nominations from: editors, publishers, scholars, teachers, journalism-related associations, and entities focused on researching and interpreting the Asia-Pacific region.